For A Friend Like Gnome One Else

Hello friends, I am back with a card share... So happy to be able to craft again on a regular basis and share with you all...
Here is my card for today...

I really wanted to try this style of coloring which I am not used to, I would normally blend 2-3 shades of copics to get a nice rich color. It was fun to try something different....
I used the colors from  MFT color challenge:



To create this card:

• First I took an A2 sized white card base and layed it flat to my craft surface, then masked all the four sides using some tape.
• Then I started stamping the images from "You Gnome Me" using Memento black ink.
• I used just one copic marker  to color all the images (RV02, R27, BG23, Prisma PC1051 )
• Gently remove the tape from all the four sides; notice the ripped side under "Else", I did that while removing the tape.. I think I was just a little impatient...
• For the sentiment I took a strip of black cardstock and stamped the sentiment using VersaMark ink and embossed it using white WOW embossing powder; it is adhered using foam squares.
• Finally added some white dots on the mushrooms using a white gel pen and added few sequins.

And here is a close up:

Hope you like my card. Thanks for stopping by!!

Challenges:

MFT Color Challenge #39

Word Art Wednesday #220 Anything Goes

One Crazy Stamper #Anything Goes

Marker POP Challenge #89 Anything Goes

The Paper Players #283 CAS Challenge

Hugs,

Chitra

Hope your day is cool...

Hello friends!! I am back with a fun card to share with you all...

I followed the new MFT sketch #268...

To Create this card:

• First I stamped the cute penguins from "Penguins in Paradise" and tree onto Crafters Companion ultra smooth white cardstock, then colored everything using Copics. 
• I took an A2 white card base and sponged blue distress ink over my DIY cloud stencil to create this cloud background; and for the sand first I created a soft background using blending tool and distress ink then for the grainy look I dabbed (or pounced lightly) the ink using blending tool onto the soft background, then using copics I made some dark grains.
• I stamped the sentiment onto a black cardstock using VersaMark pigment ink and heat embossed it using white WOW embossing powder.
• I adhered everything using foam squares.
• I added some glitter to penguins matt, shorts and on the ice-cream; I also added little glossy accents and few sequins.

Here is a close up:

Thats all from me today, hope you like my card.

Thanks for stopping by.

Challenges:

MFT Sketch #268 Sketch

7 kids challenge blog #145 Anything goes
AUD sentiments challenge blog #149 Cute + A Sentiment
Word Art Wednesday #220 Anything Goes

One Crazy Stamper #Anything Goes

Hugs,

Chitra

Smooches

Hello friends, I have a card to share with you all.
I played with the new Avery Elle Stamps "Hogs & Kisses"..

I stamped the cute cow on a Tim Holtz watercolor cardstock panel, I first stamped the hen and then masked those to stamp the cow,once all stamping was done I colored the whole scene using Gansai Tambi watercolor; once dry I stamped the sentiment using black ink.
For the background I used MFT stencil and sponged barn door distress ink. Before adhering the colored panel I brushed silver marker to all the four sides and then mounted the watercolor panel using foam squares.
I added little glitter to the heart, tied a white embroidery floss and finally added some sequins to finish it off.

That's all from me today, hope you like my card.
Thanks for stopping by!!

Challenges:
Avery Elle Challenge #33


Share Joy Challenge #23 (no patterned paper, coloring, twine)


7 kids challenge blog #145 Anything goes
AUD sentiments challenge blog #149 Cute + A Sentiment
Word Art Wednesday #220 Anything Goes

Hugs,

Chitra

Floral Thank You Card Set

Hello everyone!! Hope you all are doing great!
I am showcasing floral thank you card set over at Perfect Paper Crafting blog and here is a peek at one of the card...

I have couple of more cards over at the blog, hope you will check it out ...
Thanks for stopping by!!

Hugs,

Chitra